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Directions (99-100) : Read the following information carefully and answer the questions :
Point H is 6m towards the east of point G. Point R is 8m to the north of point G. Point Q is exactly midway between point R and point G. Point K is 10m to the south of point Q. Point L is 3m towards the east of point Q. Point S is exactly midway between point G and point H.

If a person walks 8m towards north from point S. which of the following points would he crossed and how far will he be from point R ?

A) G, 4m
B) H, 3m
C) L, 6m
D) L, 3m
E) G, 8m

Correct Answer:




D) L, 3m

Description for Correct answer:

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